Detlev Offenbach wrote:
On Donnerstag, 29. Januar 2009, Jarda Benkovsky wrote:
Hi,
I have just tried to install the latest snapshot of eric4 on FreeBSD7.
When I run it from a terminal, Eric immediately suspends itself and I
have to send it SIGCONT to wake it up. No such problem when starting
from gnome panel. Is it an intended feature?
No and never heard of it before. Can you try to debug it, please?
Not much of a debugging, but:
The problem is caused by these lines in UI/UserInterface.py, cca line 800:
# Create the terminal
self.terminalDock = self.__createDockWindow("TerminalDock")
self.terminal = Terminal(self.viewmanager, self.terminalDock)
self.__setupDockWindow(self.terminalDock,
Qt.elf.terminalDockottomDockWidgetArea,
self.terminal, self.trUtf8("Terminal"))
If I comment the Terminal() line (and pass None in the next one),
everything is OK, else eric suspends a moment afterwards. These are
processes in suspended state, run from terminal:
1001 96408 93381 24 99 0 58188 46460 select T p2 0:01.45
/usr/local/bin/python /usr/local/lib/python2.5/site-packages/eric4/eric4.py
1001 96415 96408 0 96 0 4388 2256 - T p2 0:00.01 bash -i
If I send SIGKILL to the bash process, I can then SIGCONT eric and it
starts normally. When I first SIGCONT eric without killing bash, it
suspends again.
When I start eric from gnome panel etc., it starts, but the bash process
consumes all available CPU before I SIGKILL it.
I have terminal window turned off in eric, btw.
I have this behaviour with:
eric4-4.3-snapshot-20090201
qt4*-4.4.3
py25-qt4*-4.3.3_2,1
py25-qt4-qscintilla2-2.2_2,1
qscintilla2-2.2_2,1
on FreeBSD7
Cheers,
Edheldil
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